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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Mid-Century Teak Secretary desk - Danish? | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | stjamm | Identification | |
| Are you UK based? Reminds me of a 'Welters of Wycombe' bureau I've seen, with noticeable differences | |||||
| RE: ID help please - Mid Century Modern teak sideboard credenza with finished back | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| Very similar to this one by Hornslet attributed to Niels Koefoed, but the ones I saw had some differences, like a storage compartment on top with a hinged door. If the dimensions match, maybe they made more than one version. Attachment: teak-sideboard-by-niels-koefoed-for-hornslet-denmark-1.jpg | |||||
| RE: Differences from Herman Miller ea 117 in generations | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | Kirederf | General discussion | |
| here the "second variant" Attachment: Herman-Miller-ea-117-second.jpg | |||||
| Colombo KD 27/28 lamp – glue lines | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | coolombo | General discussion | |
| Hello everyone, I am in love with the KD 28 lamp and want to buy one. On photos I recognized that some have visible glue lines on the plastic frame, and some seem not to have them. Have a look here at the photo attached. Does anyone here know if the glue lines are common to all models? Or are there differences according to manufacturer (Kartell, Husqvarna) and period? Thanks for any insight! Uwe Attachment: kd28_gluelines.jpg | |||||
| Not bad | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| ... of the totally white space. Makes me feel cold, especially in winter. But, I have a friend who has a truly lovely and welcoming abode that is given over entirely to white. The trick is to vary the tones, warmer to cooler whites as you move about the space and mix styles of furniture too, so a not to go deep into that 'swanky mode' that b hates so much. (Yes, b is a strong speaker, we've had our differences on this site before, but the opinion given is always informed and valid, so let it come as it may. And I like Yorkies, they're not really rude, just not ... | |||||
| Sorry ZM | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... contains no plasticizers and the fillers (mostly kaolin (as in touthpaste) and cellulose fibers) will not migrate into the food. Melamine has been used for decades for high quality kitchen utensils, mixing bowls, spoons etc. and for all kinds of dinnerware, decorated and undecorated. It is perfectly safe. Melmac is one brand, Rosti/Mepal another and there are dozens more. The differences are mostly in the choice of fillers. More fiber fillers decrease the resistance to scratching but reduce breakage.Even the general rule that it is not microwave resistant ... | |||||
| Hemp Webbing Easy Chair | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | MyLifeMy... | Identification | |
| Please help me to identify this chair. The closest I came would be Yngve Ekström but it still has many differences. Thank you. | |||||
| RE: NIELS OTTO MØLLER MODEL 71 | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | tktoo | Identification | |
| Well, Design Within Reach does offer new Moller 71 chairs on their site in walnut (24-week delivery in the US!). Nonetheless, there are subtle differences between those and the chairs pictured by the OP as previously mentioned. I've never seen any Moller chair with such varied coloration between individual components. Historically, that look has never been part of Moller's aesthetic or quality-control standards. The wood pictured doesn't even look like premium-grade walnut heartwood to me. | |||||
| a chair of human body | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | jeong | General discussion | |
| ... missing beyond my objects. I studied furniture and interior design in South Korea, and I am studying master of design in Australia. When I worked at small furniture business in my country, we still have lack of mind of differences between design and art. Apparently, it is difficult for me to distinguish between them because nowadays, objects are getting harmonized and compromised between art and design. But I know some rules of design for mass production. Anyway, I am interested in human body and its supported chair created and researched by Bengt Akerblom ... | |||||
| Sleekspaces/Alphaville | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | Daniel B. in Kansas | General discussion | |
| ... chairs that were Knolls from the 1970s for $1200 for the pair. These chairs from Sleek Spaces/Alphaville are actually pretty darned good. I must say that the welding and joints look great and the leather is surprisingly taut and firm. There are differences in the suppleness of the leather between the Knolls and the much cheaper copies, but I have to say that overall, the cheaper versions have satisfied not only my curiosity, but my needs. One thing about Knoll however is their consistency. I have the two chairs and side by side they are identical within 2 m ... | |||||
| Compact Teak Armchair Similar to Kristian Vedel | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | dsgnaddct | Identification | |
| Hi, Was hoping someone could help with an idea of this armchair as after sometime looking cant find a match. The closest in design I could find was the modus chair by Kristian Vedel but there are enough differences to make me think its a different manufacturer. Any help would be much appreciated Attachment: Modus-Group-Design-Kristian-Solmer-Vedel-for-Sørem-Willadsen-chair-3.jpeg | |||||
| Fritz Hansen Lily / Seagull / 3208? Rare? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Bert__ | Identification | |
| I have these two Arne Jacobsen chairs for Fritz Hansen, but am unsure about the actual model. I have seen this model referred to as Lily, Seagull, and 3108. Are they all the same chairs? Or are there differences. Or is the Lily chair the name for the modern reproduction of the original Seagull chair? (both referred to as 3108?) The Lily chair on Fritz Hansen's website has the same design but is fully upholstered, while mine are white lacquered veneer ones. One of the two is dated 1970, the other one 1977. Any help on the actual name, and even any more inform ... | |||||
| Aluminum Lattice Chairs - Vintage? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| Saw these for sale today. Seem to be a cross between Woodard, Eames, and Bertoia, but I can find any exact matches online. Chairs are light - appear to be aluminum tubing. They look like they could be vintage but it might just be a few years out in the weather. The fact that I can't find any other examples makes me think they are more recent. Anthropologie was selling a chair with a similar design called the "Elowen Wire Chair" but those appear to be solid wire and have some design differences. Thanks for any help. Attachment: Almchr1.jpg | |||||
| ID request for italian lucite folding chair | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | samagu | Identification | |
| Hi everyone! I'm struggling to ID these lucite folding Italian chairs; they're similar to the Giancarlo Piretti Plia chairs and the Brevettato lucite folding chairs but have differences from both of them. They have a good amount of rust so I do think they are vintage, and, they also have worn 'made in italy' stickers. Thanks so much!! : ) | |||||
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